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This document discusses activist pages and tools for fundraisers and activists. It describes how activist pages can raise awareness, raise funds, influence others, and build communities. It lists tools available to activists like commenting, following, profiles, donations, fundraising campaigns, and social media sharing. It also provides examples of activities supporters may enjoy like running, cycling, or tea parties that could be incorporated into fundraising campaigns. The document emphasizes that small groups of committed activists can change the world.
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1) The document discusses how youth engage with social media and online communities through "hanging around", "messing around", and "geeking out" to extend friendships, pursue interests, and gain expertise.
2) It explores how social networking and digital tools can facilitate new forms of social action and activism among youth, such as organizing online campaigns and fundraising.
3) Several examples are provided of student-led projects that use social media to raise awareness for social and environmental causes on a global scale.
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Agents of social change can include teachers, media, opinion leaders, innovations/research, and religious institutions. To be an agent of social change means standing against issues in society that need improvement and taking steps to address social problems in a positive way. Some ways to become an agent of social change are to know your influence as a young person, get informed on your issue of choice, engage with peers to build a network, and take small sustainable steps in your community to positively affect change.
Agents of social change
Agents of social change can include teachers, media, opinion leaders, innovations/research, and religious institutions. To be an agent of social change means standing against issues in society that need improvement and taking steps to address social problems in a positive way. Some ways to become an agent of social change are to know your influence as a young person, get informed on your issue of choice, engage with peers to build a network, and take small sustainable steps in your community to positively affect change.
Stephanie Potter - Ashoka and youth venture overview
Stephanie Potter - Ashoka and youth venture overviewTechnical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA)
Ashoka is an organization that supports social entrepreneurs and innovators around the world. It was the first to recognize social entrepreneurship as a field. Ashoka finds the most impactful social change ideas and supports the entrepreneurs behind them through funding, connections, and other resources. Ashoka's Youth Venture program helps young people launch their own social ventures to address community problems. It provides training, funding, mentorship and ongoing support to help teams of youth develop solutions and sustainable social enterprises in areas like agriculture, the environment and more. The goal is to develop a new generation of "changemakers" who will lead social change throughout their lives.Social media for social change
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- 3. Carla Ferreira Community Manager. GivenGain Foundation.
- 4. Activist Pages. Tools for Fundraisers.
- 5. “the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change” - The Oxford Dictionaries Activist Pages. Activism
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- 7. • Raise awareness • Raise funds • Influence others • Can build a community of Activists Activist Pages.
- 9. Comment & Reply. Follow & Following. Profile Page. Make Donations. Fundraising Campaign. Gain Influence. Social Media Sharing. Activists. Tools.
- 10. What do your supporters love to do?
- 11. • Run • Grow a moustache • Cycle • Tea parties • Golf • Dressing up • Skiing • Poetry Activist Pages.
- 12. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ― Margaret Mead Activist Pages.